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![]() I've been trying to track down the exact date it was added.
Best I've seen so far is: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/alt.games.everquest/clarity$201999%7Csort:date/alt.games.everquest/lLO0lMgcDZM/lDn4QN7hyEcJ About 3 months after release. "From: "J.M. Capozzi" <cro...@gte.net> The mana using song (And that's the one I refered to a while back) was planned on being an AOE Direct Damage song, doing 400 damage to up to four targets. The catch was, it used almost all the mana a typical bard of that level (42+) would have. Since bards don't get meditate, even with Clarity it would take a long while before the bard was able to sing that song again. Essentially, it's not a song, it's a spell, in the conventional sense. Why this restriction? Bards are not meant to be nukers. This is a last ditch, use it when the chips are down, make or break, type of song. At that level range, 400 damage isn't a whole lot, any caster worth his salt can do that with a quarter bar of mana. This is a way to give a bard some higher level punch, without drastically changing the face of the class." | ||
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